is this the same as the triple thick brush on glaze? I am confused as to which one to get.
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No it is not. This is a super clear polymer clay liquid. It is NOT a glaze or top coat at all. It sets in an oven, it does NOT air dry.
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What's the difference between this and the DC35 "non animal" version? This one costs more but the only thing I see is a special brush???
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I did not use the glaze. I tried it on an inner shelf and it really didn't look much different so I chose not to use it at all. The protective coat makes a nice shine though.
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probably not to much difference as they all do the same thing.mine has dark bristles where yours has white.if you want to try something different try the john frieda air brush.
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I've bought Real Technique brushes from amazon and ultra. The quality are the same. I haven't had any problems buying real technique brushes from Amazon. I make sure the ratings are good and there are a lot of comments. Also I make sure it ships directly from amazon's warehouse. If you do find yourself in that predicament just return it. Amazon's customer service is great and I've always received stellar service with my returns and purchases.
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I believe the main difference is that the 40160 comes with two sets of brushes. One for hardwood and laminate floors, and one for tile and grout. The color of the unit is different also. Other than that, I don't think there is any difference.
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I can't answer your question definitively (I'd take that up with the company on their 800 line, which I called to get an explanation on the differences between the different models of brushes -- and I found the person who took my call at their center to be helpful), but I can tell you that the brush-heads I had with my first 3000 fit on the 7000, even though the names I thought those brushes don't match with anything that they sell now. In other words, I think the answer to your question is "yes, they're all interchangeable," but I'd get that answer directly from the company.
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Hard to say if it is exactly the same product. There are several types of products on the market. Some only offered by glass stores. I have had this for a year on new tall glass double slower doors(non-tub) and works very well. It comes with a cleaner and the coating. Goes on easily on new surface and is holding up well. I recommend it. You can visit there website and read about all there products and how to videos.
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You can google image a brush guide but I would personally play with the brushes and see what you like using I only use like one or two for what their actuality meant for
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I bought replacement brushes at Target....I bought the brushes that looked like the ones that came with. They R so expensive...would like to know a cheaper way to buy actually. I know this isn't much help. L
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The glaze is just thick so it might pull out natural bristles a lot faster than you'd like.
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I use the the brush with all types of foundation; but it's important to know that application should consist of stippling, not long strokes. Because EL double wear is on the thicker side be a minimalist with product upon applying with brush; built of gradually so that foundation is spread evenly. I always apply a primer first to give it a slip and further the foundation out evenly.
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Hi Elizabeth, I am sorry I am unable to answer that question. I just ordered a new brush forn one of my older clients because they definitely needed a new one. the new one work great. Sincerely, Barbara W.
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I just got the regular gloss and it works perfect for my charms. I glaze them 3 times and they come out extra glossy, protected and shiny. They look professional. It's very watery so you don't need that much for one charm.
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That's what I heard, but honestly it doesn't make that much of a difference lol I ended up buying the brush later on, but the brush was so soft that it seriously doesn't make a difference when applying it by hand. Also the shopping for the brush is so now worth it lol so just stick with applying it by hand, well if you like
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Get one that has little to no fuzz. You won't be able to use it on the first coat. You need the brush to get into the cracks, crevices, etc. Second/third coat--roller was great. Got a very smooth covering with no drip marks.
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For me I do my mixing first that way I don't have to worry about it, I agree about getting different brushes I use a 0 round brush, a 4 or 6 for bigger areas, I've done this painting and it turned out great hope this helps